Go!ForAll: The experience game about inclusive internationalisation
Why should internationalisation be inclusive?
It’s valuable for every student to gain international competences. These competences help students with their personal development and increase their chances on the labour market. Every student therefore should have the opportunity to develop international competences. One way by which students can do this is by going abroad for (part of) their studies, an internship or a study trip. However, travelling abroad is not yet accessible to every student.
Who should play this game?
This game is intended for professionals working at vocational education and training school and higher education institutions. In particular, employees who deal with students going abroad for an international experience during their studies. These may be tutors and teachers, but can also be employees with other job profiles, such as policy officers and administrative staff.
Play the game now!
Download the game materials and play the game with your colleagues!
You can download all game materials at the bottom of this page. Note: There are two versions of the game. One version for vocational education and training (materials in with green colour labels) and one version for higher education (materials with orange colour labels). The presentation slides and persona cards are different across these versions.
We recommend reading the manual carefully prior to playing the game, so that you know how to use the game materials best. The materials are printable, but can also be used digitally.
Do you prefer to play the game in Dutch? On the English webpage you can find the game materials in Dutch.
How is this game developed?
This game is created on the initiative of the National Taskforce Inclusive Internationalisation (Landelijke Werkgroep Inclusief Internationaliseren). It was developed in a collaboration between Nuffic and ECIO, the expertise centre on inclusive education. The personas and situations in the game are based on Nuffic's research on inclusive internationalisation (516.12 kB) (in Dutch) and interviews with students and professionals in secondary and higher education. The format of the game is based by the UDL-game previously released by ECIO.
In case of any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the game developers; ECIO: Ellen van Veen, ellen.vanveen@ecio.nl and Nuffic: Dana van Nieuwaal, dvannieuwaal@nuffic.nl.
Downloads
For all education types
For vocational education and training (VET)
For higher education